google logo september 7 2010 bouncing balls doodle?

google logo september 7 2010 bouncing balls?
don't know why they changed it to this.

ok looking it seems like it is for google anniversary. it is using html5

this video is not as smooth as i would like it. trying to mess with settings in camstudio. there are so many things you can mess with if you know what you are doing which i guess i kinda don't.
i am using microsoft video 1 codec because i can't get other codecs working. tried the camestudio codec but after install it didn't show up in camstudio.

my computer specs if people want to know.
http://speccy.piriform.com/results/8XiJokNhOtgD5Htk66uWNpq

if don't want to go there the summery is

Operating System
MS Windows XP Professional 32-bit SP3
CPU

Intel Pentium 4
Willamette 0.18um Technology

RAM
768MB Dual-Channel RDRAM @ 398MHz

Motherboard
Dell Computer Corporation Dimension 8200 (Microprocessor)

Graphics
17f3 @ 800x600
64MB NVIDIA GeForce2 MX/MX 400 (Microsoft Corporation) (nVidia)

Hard Drives
39.1GB Seagate ST340016A (IDE):
33 °C

Optical Drives
SAMSUNG DVD-ROM SD-616
HL-DT-ST CD-RW GCE-8160B

Audio
Creative SB Live! Value (WDM)

Category:

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• google
• doodle
• logo
• september
• 2010
• bouncing
• balls
• html5
• anniversary

[james42519]

@fablungo i meant the google thing. that thing used too much processor for what it did. the Buckyball logo was real bad.

[fablungo]

@james42519 Fair enough I do know how cpu consuming Camstudio can get but it may get my CPU to 100% but only one core. haha! Only thing that gets all of them to 100% is solidworks 3D rendering with PhotoView 360

[james42519]

@fablungo it is more camstudio and the bad codec. it wasn't really like that but it did use a lot of processor even for new computers. yours would have used 100% processor even.

[fablungo]

@james42519 I am not really a serious gamer, my computer is mainly used for productivity and my job. I have a 3840x1024 screen and I have trouble fitting all my work on at once. I suppose if all you do is use the web then you're computer is okay BUT, I think as this video proves the web is also becoming more hardware intensive!

[james42519]

@fablungo well not everyone plays games on a computer now. consoles are for that. computer is for internet. there is nothing wrong with the speed of the computer really. it is as fast any any new system really i think. it don't take much to use the internet really. i don't need these HD things for youtube. 480P is good enough. it don't take as much power for 800x600 too as it does for these really high res people seem to use now. i like to be able to read stuff.

[fablungo]

@james42519 haha, just kidding but I amazed you are still using this computer in the modern day and age. Don't know how you survive! I have 24 cores and even that's not enough some times!

[james42519]

@fablungo yeah i know real old. i play games on console really though anyways so not a big deal i guess.

[fablungo]

Sweet gaming rig dude ;)

[BurningArtsStudios]

I have an AMD athlon 64 dual core overclocked to 2.7Ghz (originally 2.1) and its still slow for me in IE 8 but it runs smoothly on Chrome

[james42519]

@basico93 well yeah. it works mostly though and was free. maybe get another one some day. and this was smooth for me but camstudio just couldn't record it like that. need a better codec but like i said i can't get it to work.